A personal message. A beautiful thing to open.
Share a link that opens into your celebration, with the words and practical details guests need.
Start with the person
Write a short greeting using the guest’s name. Say what you are inviting them to, add the date and include their invitation link. A personal message feels warmer than dropping an unexplained URL into a large group.
Choose the first impression
Studio lets you choose the image used for your published link preview. The preview card reflects the invitation design and theme. Messaging apps cache previews, so an updated image may not appear immediately in a conversation that already contains the link.
Keep household links personal
A household link can carry that household’s event access and RSVP. Send it directly to the intended recipient. Use the general invitation link only when you intend to share the general view.
Test before sending the list
Open the published link on a phone, inspect the date and directions, and test a guest reply. Send a small first batch before contacting the rest of your guests. If a time changes, publish the correction and tell affected guests directly.
Make it personal.
Start editing without an account. Sign in to save your draft, then publish when you’re ready.